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Jun 8, 2014 at 21:23
Ooh, it's also neat to see that @CoverallsApp comments on pull requests regarding coverage changes:
Integers should be arbitrary size and never overflow. by Wilfred · Pull Request #6 · Wilfred/trifle
Integers should be arbitrary size and never overflow. by Wilfred · Pull Request #6 · Wilfred/trifle
Note that fractions are still limited to 32-bit numerators and denominators. Integers greater than 2 ** 32 also will not work when indexing into sequences.

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